中枢性高热的处理（Treatment of central hyperthermia）.docVIP

中枢性高热的处理（Treatment of central hyperthermia） Treatment of central hyperthermia: The central heat: hypothalamic thermoregulation damage caused by the injury of anterior lateral hypothalamus and after cooling, heat insulation, central nervous system dysfunction, body temperature with ambient temperature and variable temperature regulation, caused by obstacles. The patients body temperature can be as high as 41 to 42 degrees Celsius, but less dry skin sweat, skin temperature distribution is uneven, lower limbs torso, some patients on both sides of the body temperature is above 0.5 degrees, there is not complete symmetry phenomenon obviously, but the patients without signs of infection, symptoms are not obvious, not accompanied by chills, and no the temperature change in the corresponding changes in heart rate, ineffective antipyretic. The temperature of the body fluctuates easily with the change of the environment, so it is often a little lower during the day, higher at night and a perversion of the body temperature. Some are not serious can be low heat performance, generally not more than 38.5 degrees, but for a long time,. And no inflammatory and toxic manifestations, antipyretic is also ineffective. Sometimes there is low temperature or high fever to low temperature, if the temperature is also invalid physical prognosis. Sustained high fever and ultra high fever will increase the oxygen consumption of brain rapidly, increase hypoxia, brain edema and pathological damage of brain, seriously affect the recovery of brain cell function, increase disability rate, mortality rate and complications. Recent studies have shown that lowering the brain temperature by 2 DEG C can significantly reduce the nerve damage after cerebral ischemia in the vulnerable areas of the brain [1]. Therefore, rapid cooling is one of the key measures for clinical treatment. Western medicine commonly used physical cooling and hormone treatment, received certain curative effect. . Abatement of fever: